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If I was the wife of an acrobat would I look like the living dead boy?
You're on the wire and can't get back, let's talk about the living dead
Could have had a car, could have had it all,
Could have walked in the sky but we stare at the wall

White knight and white rook sacrificed to total destruction of black king on outdoor game deck, forward aboard Coral Princess, in the morning light.

A woman looks for her friends while participating in the Zombie Crawl, Denver, 2015.

See all my photos from this years' crawl here.

Oaken broken branches unfallen,
dried; hang in waiting
for someone to drag them away.

cam:canon6D
lens:canon 55-250mm + extension tube (3 section)
aperture:f/11
shutter speed: 1/200
ISO:100
edited in PS express

Took this shot while hiking a trail called sycamore forest, most of this forest was dead.

took this months ago, the blossom is still there

Sometimes the ickiest things make the neatest photos.

The site of a former landfill., Dead Man's Hill is a haven for sledders, snow boarders and tobogganners alike. Located in historic Hines Park in Westland, Mi.
There's a sign at the foot of the hill that reads: " Area unsupervised. Use at your own risk."! How fitting!

I'm very drawn to this type of photo. I like to look for bare trees
in a forest of green and capture the image. I like to desaturated and use an HDR filter in post processing. I'm very pleased with the end result.

Former landfill site that has been transformed into a sledding/snow boarding/toboggan run. Located in historic Hines Park, Westland Michigan.

I have always loved photographing bones, skulls and the otherwise slightly morbid side of human nature and mother nature. Decorating barns with the skulls of your kills is one of our more odd behaviours as people but nonetheless it's a popular decoration technique. And likely stems from our instinctual need to be in the dominant position even if it's just to our neighbours and no longer with predators.